Archive · 20 Sep 2026
Study Claims Higher Chronic Disorder Rates Among Vaccinated Children
Nicolas Hulscher shared results from a study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children.
He said the vaccinated group had higher reported rates of many chronic conditions.
These included autoimmune, neurodevelopmental, mental health, and asthma-related disorders.
He also listed conditions such as autism, cancer, food allergies, and seizures.
Some conditions appeared only among vaccinated children in the data he analyzed.
Hulscher presented the findings at a Michigan House Oversight hearing.
Sridhar Vembu said the findings should receive more attention.
The article reports these claims but does not provide an independent review or a response from researchers disputing them.
Nicolas Hulscher presented a vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated cohort analysis at a Michigan House Oversight hearing.
He reported that any chronic condition was 250% higher among vaccinated children.
Reported increases included autoimmune disorders by 1,120%, neurodevelopmental disorders by 1,254%, and mental health disorders by 696%.
Hulscher said all 22 chronic-disease categories were proportionally higher among vaccinated children in the analyzed data.
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu said the findings, especially those involving autoimmune disorders, deserved scrutiny.
- Who
- Nicolas Hulscher presented the analysis, and Sridhar Vembu commented on it.
- What
- A vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated cohort analysis reported higher rates of 22 chronic-disease categories among vaccinated children.
- When
- Hulscher posted the findings on September 18, 2026, after presenting them on September 17; Vembu commented on September 20, 2026.
- Where
- The findings were presented at a Michigan House Oversight hearing and discussed on X.
- Why
- Vembu said the study deserved scrutiny, particularly because of its reported autoimmune-disorder findings.
- Reported chronic-condition difference
- Any chronic condition was reported as 250% higher among vaccinated children.
- Autoimmune disorders
- Reported as 1,120% higher among vaccinated children.
- Neurodevelopmental disorders
- Reported as 1,254% higher among vaccinated children.
- Mental health disorders
- Reported as 696% higher among vaccinated children.
- Asthma
- Reported as 553% higher among vaccinated children.
- Scope of analysis
- Hulscher said all 22 chronic-disease categories were proportionally higher among vaccinated children.
- Public reaction
- Sridhar Vembu said the study deserved attention, especially its autoimmune-disorder findings.